OC200 can't assign VLAN to Wireless Network

OC200 can't assign VLAN to Wireless Network

OC200 can't assign VLAN to Wireless Network
OC200 can't assign VLAN to Wireless Network
22 hours ago - last edited 2 hours ago
Tags: #VLAN
Model: OC200  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1.32.6 Build 20241101 Rel.41525 (Stable)

Hello!

 

I have a problem with the VLAN configuration for Wireless Networks.

 

My setup:

1) I have a Switch (SW-01) which is connected to a firewall and behind that firewall I have a DHCP-Server (via DHCP-Relay configuration on the firewall)

2) SW-01 is connected to an Accesspoint (AP-01) on Port-02 and gets the IP settings from the DHCP-Server = 192.168.100.50

3) SW-01 is connected to the Omada Controller (OC200) on Port-04 and gets the IP settings from the DHCP-Server = 192.168.100.240

> The assignment of the IPs works as expected!

4) SW-01 is connected to the Firewall on Port-07 IP = 192.168.100.254. Firewall acts as the Gateway for my environment.

 

5) I configured two Wired Networks (LANs)

5.1) VLAN254 as VLAN with VLAN-ID = 254

5.2) VLAN253 as VLAN with VLAN-ID = 253

 

6) I configured three Wireless Networks

6.1) WLAN-Gast

- VLAN = default

6.2) WLAN-Radius

- VLAN = default

6.3) WLAN-Devices

- VLAN = 253

 

7) I created Switch-Profiles

7.1) APUplink with the following settings:

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Native Network = VLAN254(254)

Tagged Networks = VLAN253(253), Default(1)

Untagged Networks = VLAN254(254)

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> APUplink profile is active on Port-02 on SW-01 (where the AP is connected to)

 

7.2) FWUplink with the following settings:

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Native Network = Default(1)

Tagged Networks = VLAN253(253),VLAN254(254)

Untagged Networks = Default(1)

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> FWUplink ist active on Port-07 on SW-01 (where the FW is connected to)

 

 

What I want to do/achieve:

1. I want the Omada Controller, Switch along with several NBs within the LAN(Default) with VLAN-ID = 1 and IP addresses 192.168.100.0/24 (via DHCP as explained above) --> This works so far

2. I want the Accesspoint to be in a different Network! That's why I created the Switch-Profile "APUplink" and put the Accesspoint into the Native Network = VLAN254.

> It is crucial to understand that the Accesspoints Native Network is now VLAN254 with VLAN-ID=254

> With the active profile the Accesspoint now gets the IP = 10.254.100.50 from the DHCP-Server (works as expected!!!)

3. ATTENTION! Now comes the part where I have this huge problem!

- When I connect to WLAN-Radius via the Accesspoint, I want to have access to the LAN(default) (VLAN ID = 1)!

- When I go to Wireless Networks > WLAN-Radius > Advanced Settings > VLAN and set VLAN = default one should think that WLAN-Radius is now within the LAN(default). BUT this setting means that WLAN-Radius ADOPTS the NATIVE NETWORK FROM THE ACCESSPOINT which is VLAN254(254) 

- So when I try to set a custom VLAN via Wireless Networks > WLAN-Radius > Advanced Settings > VLAN > Custom > By VLAN ID = 1,  I get the error message "This SSID VLAN ID can not be same as the exist default LanNetwork profile."

 

>> So how can I achieve that when I connect to WLAN-Radius via Accesspoint which is in the native network VLAN254(254) that I have access to the LAN(default) with VLAN-ID=1 ??? My only condition would be that the native network from the Accesspoint CAN NOT be the Default(1)-LAN. It needs to be in a different network. But via profile APUplink it can transfer frames from Default(1) as tagged.

 

If you have any solutions I would be very happy. 

 

Kind regards,

 

JaSa1

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Re:OC200 can't assign VLAN to Wireless Network-Solution
4 hours ago - last edited 2 hours ago

Hi  @JaSa1 

 

First of all, =I can't tell what products you're using from the names you gave for those devices. But I probably understand your needs, For your needs, we have a special configuration document;

 

My only condition would be that the native network from the Accesspoint CAN NOT be the Default(1)-LAN. It needs to be in a different network

>>>How to configure Management VLAN in Omada SDN Controller (4.4.4 or above)

 

To configure multi-vlan, you can refer to step1-3 in the following FAQ:

How to configure Multi-Networks & Multi-SSIDs on Omada SDN Controller

 

Different VLAN interfaces can communicate with each other by defualt.

 

To allow certain VLAN access to another VLAN, or block access from one VLAN to another VLAN, you can configure ACL:

How to set up Access Control of TP-Link Omada Router in Standalone and Controller

 

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Re:OC200 can't assign VLAN to Wireless Network-Solution
4 hours ago - last edited 2 hours ago

Hi  @JaSa1 

 

First of all, =I can't tell what products you're using from the names you gave for those devices. But I probably understand your needs, For your needs, we have a special configuration document;

 

My only condition would be that the native network from the Accesspoint CAN NOT be the Default(1)-LAN. It needs to be in a different network

>>>How to configure Management VLAN in Omada SDN Controller (4.4.4 or above)

 

To configure multi-vlan, you can refer to step1-3 in the following FAQ:

How to configure Multi-Networks & Multi-SSIDs on Omada SDN Controller

 

Different VLAN interfaces can communicate with each other by defualt.

 

To allow certain VLAN access to another VLAN, or block access from one VLAN to another VLAN, you can configure ACL:

How to set up Access Control of TP-Link Omada Router in Standalone and Controller

 

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